Posted on 04/21/2011 4:23:24 PM PDT by Tolerance Sucks Rocks
Hey. What can I help with?
Instead of enforcing virtual Prohibition on a legal product why couldn’t enlightened state legislatures simply pass a law that business establishments either be all smoking or all non smoking and advertise their choice in large lettered signs on their doors and similar notices be included in all advertisements, webs sites and offers of employment. This way those who do not wish to have smoke can simply not enter the establishment. The market will quickly decide what businesses they want to patronize.
I admit, I don't know much about the cigar part of the tobacco business. However, I was under the impression that cigars enjoyed a big renaissance during the 1990s (prior to the revelations about Bill's personal humidor). There were cigar stores opening all over the place, restaurants advertising cigar dinners... that sort of stuff.
Are you referring to the overall legal assault on "big tobacco", or is it something more specific?
Getting them online works great. Just gotta know what you’re looking for.
I take my kayak out into the middle of the lake, put my feet up and that’s right enjoy my cigars.
Getting them online works great. Just gotta know what you’re looking for.
I take my kayak out into the middle of the lake, put my feet up and that’s where I enjoy my cigars.
No smoking on the lake secondhand smoke is bad for teh fish besides you or somebody else might throw a butt in the water and thena ll the fish would be DEAD!
Thanks for the ping!
Interestingly enough, the Anti-Smoking Cartel applauds any business that advertises for non-smoking employees, even going so far as to encourage "smokers need not apply" company policies. However, if a company advertises for employees who smoke, those same weenies scream employment discrimination from the roof tops.
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